Greta Rainbow writes about art books, old MTV shows, digital ephemerality, cringe, Depop, kissing, Catholics, street sounds, translation, matchbooks, radio stations ...
Greta grew up in Seattle, went to school in Montreal, and now lives in New York. Her work has appeared in
the Brooklyn Rail, Dazed, Dirt, The Face, the Guardian, i-D, InStyle, Interview, Literary Hub, Nylon, Observer, SSENSE, VICE, Vulture, W magazine, and WNYC,
among others.She is Features Fact-Checker at
Bustle Digital Group
and fact-checks on a freelance basis for outlets such asArtsy, Insider, and On the Media.
see more bylines + projects / see resume
art
Meet Peter BD, The Phoneless Downtown Curator / Interview
Comic artist Johnny Damm / The Creative Independent
Martine Syms Satirizes the MFA Experience / i-D
Godpilled: Pronouncing Their Love for the Lord / Editorial Magazine
Jorge de León Archives Our Times On Canvas / Observer
The Syrian Refugees Creating Design From Displacement / The Guardian
Tattoo Project Body Spells / The Creative Independent
Joel Sternfeld’s American Prospects / The Brooklyn Rail
Photographer Pelle Cass / Atlas Obscura
Are Alex Jones and Jacob Wohl Performance Artists? / The Outline
Everyone Is Kissing Tommy Kha / Interview
Considering Gender in the Age of AICAN, the Unhuman Artist / Topical Cream
A Conversation With Hans Waege / Collecteurs
Inside Out and Upside Down: Tibor Kalman / Cooper Hewitt
Housebound: Portraits from the Winter Garden / The Belgo Report
books
The Dynamism of Translated Works / Shondaland
Cookie Mueller’s Collected Stories / W Magazine
Author Anna Dorn / Shondaland
Telling the Story of Zimbabwe’s Subversive Creatives / Lit Hub
Sarah Jaffe’s Work Won’t Love You Back / Bustle
fashion
Skin in the Game: Red Bets on the Future of Fashion / Red DAO
Clothing Designer Moriah Black / The Creative Independent
Web3 Designers Jeremy Karl and Eugene Angelo / Friends With Benefits WIP
The 2021 Fashion Year In Review / Dazed
The Best Looks From The Governors Ball / The FADER
Depop Captions Are Becoming The New Blogs To Read / Nylon
film
Dream Life: Politics of Desire in Quebec's First Woman-Directed Film / Read Me
VoiceNotesCore: On Joanna Hogg’s The Eternal Daughter / LARB
Meet the Internet’s Favorite Movie Critic / Downtime
Amalia Ulman’s El Planeta / The Face
Filmmaker Isabel Sandoval / The Face
MTV’s Downtown Is a Hyperspecific Time Capsule / Vulture
The Intimate Local History Hidden In High Maintenance / Observer
internet
Lost to the Sands of Time: Ephemerality in the Digital Age / Majuscule
Location Sharing Is A Way of Life / Buzzfeed News
Meet Leia Jospé, Curator of Cringe / W Magazine
Digital Resting Points break the feed / Dirt
The Co-Founders of @press_sf Are Reading Between The Times / SSENSE
Hey Internet DJ / The Brooklyn Rail
life
Journalist Emma Madden / The Creative Independent
The Rights to Public Sound Space / Hii Magazine
Finding Meaning in Freelancing Outside Validation / Study Hall
The Tattoo Artists Healing Our Invisible Wounds / i-D
Breakups That Broke Us: Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum / InStyle
‘Social Media Manager’ Is A Lot Harder Than It Sounds / Money
A Weekend at CHOP, Seattle’s Police-Free Zone / Bustle
fiction
Toothbrush Horror Story / Hobart Pulp
selected fact-checking
South Africa's infamous ultra-marathon cheats / Insider
LoveShackFancy built a pretty, skinny, rich-girl dreamworld / Insider
Ethel Cain Is Still Searching For Herself / Nylon
American Girl Founder Pleasant Rowland’s Controversy / Bustle
Glossier’s Emily Weiss: Last Girlboss Standing / Bustle
The Many Faces of Scooter Braun / Insider
Conflicted Congress, revealing lawmakers’ conflicts-of-interest / Insider
Coping with things / Dirt
How QAnon Talking Points Took Over the Mom Internet / Romper
The Uptight Girl’s Guide To Psychedelics / Bustle
Rebekah Neumann Fueled WeWork's Collapse / Bustle
Family Ghosts, a documentary-style storytelling podcast
On the Media, WNYC’s weekly investigation into how the media shapes our worldview
other projects
The Open Ears Project / WQXR and New York Public Radio
Greta was the digital content producer for the Webby-nominated daily podcast, newsletter and listening initiative
School Schmool 2018-2019 / Quebec Public Interest Research Group
Greta was the co-coordinator and layout designer of the radical student planner and resource guide
Greta was the digital content producer for the Webby-nominated daily podcast, newsletter and listening initiative
School Schmool 2018-2019 / Quebec Public Interest Research Group
Greta was the co-coordinator and layout designer of the radical student planner and resource guide
All Things McGill / CKUT 90.3
Greta was the host, producer and editor of the weekly show of interviews, music and news bulletins about the obscure corners of McGill University
The Fine Print Magazine
Greta was an assistant editor and contributing writer to the Montreal-based art, fashion and ideas publication. She interviewed artists like Tomás Saraceno and Brad Phillips, and edited features like “The Artist and the Subject: Discussing Women’s Place in Art.”
Ashes, an audiovisual zine
Greta used “bygone” forms of media to express the futurity of broadcasting the struggle for societal change, as inspired by Lizzie Borden’s Born in Flames
Greta was the host, producer and editor of the weekly show of interviews, music and news bulletins about the obscure corners of McGill University
The Fine Print Magazine
Greta was an assistant editor and contributing writer to the Montreal-based art, fashion and ideas publication. She interviewed artists like Tomás Saraceno and Brad Phillips, and edited features like “The Artist and the Subject: Discussing Women’s Place in Art.”
Ashes, an audiovisual zine
Greta used “bygone” forms of media to express the futurity of broadcasting the struggle for societal change, as inspired by Lizzie Borden’s Born in Flames
